descending on neighborhoods in rialto, and picked up a 29-year-old louie sanchez and a 30-year-old marvin norwood. sanchez's sister taken into custody. it's unknown if police think she drove the two from the stadium that night. she's been released on bail. the new arrests appear to exonerate the parole jailed in may, at the time, los angeles police chief considered ramirez the prime suspect. >> and a significant break. one that will lead to a successful prosecution, i am sure. >> last night, the mayor antonio villaraigosa who stood with the chief in may tried to explain the turn of events. >> we followed hundreds of thousands of leads. and in this case that was very difficult for us. there was general descriptions of the assailant. >> ramirez remains in custody on a parole violation. this afternoon his mother and attorney held a news conference.

>> be sure they're the right person, investigate it before you put any picture on tv and to be discriminated from eefsh we're taking it one step at a time. any civil action is difficult. and attorneys for ramirez say he should no longer be held. as for brian stow, his mother said yesterday he mouthed his last name, and we talked to a civil attorney representing the stow family suing los angeles dodgers and the attorney told me estimated cost of medical care over the course of stow's lifetime will run in the neighborhood of $40 mimin. -- million. >> john, thank you very much. and san francisco police have yet to find the gun they say a wanted parole say he fired. the gun, police say is likely seen here in this amateur video, there it is, was never recovered z police believe

someone in the crowd picked it up and walked off with it. and they're now offering a $1,000 reward. police offer aid theory, as to how the 19-year-old kenneth harding arks a washington state parole managed to shoot himself in the head. >> apparently the officer shot, hit the suspect in the leg. imagine, if you would an instant hamstring pain pull would cause a person to lurch. the gun entered the right side of the neck. >> and just yesterday the san francisco medical examiner said the bullet was a 38 caliber, san francisco police used a 40 caliber ammunition and for that reason, police say neither of the two could have fired a fatal shot. the mayor, ed lee talked with concerned members of the bay view today before the ground breaking for a new library on third street assuring them he and the city will not give up on them for the neighborhood. >> let's go right -- this is los angeles now. the los angeles police department talking about the

brian stow case. this is... >> los angeles police department exhausted each and every avenue of interest and in search of the perpetrators of the crime. the case has been given paramount attention. i am proud of the job our detectiveses have done. and the men and women of the department have done to utilize every resource at their disposal. like every case, it's been an ongoing investigation. and with new, credible information, that case changed course, and took a new path. today, thanks to thousands, literally thousands of hours, the investigative worth, hard work of an elite, competent

group of investigators, we can announce arrest of suspects in this case. the process is worked. chief beck will provide you with an update. i want to assure you the best of the best at lapd is working on this case. i have every confidence in them. and in this department, justice will prevail and that the individuals responsible for this senseless act of violence against an innocent man will be brought to justice. so... i'd like to ask the chief to share with you a few words as well. >> good afternoon. in policing, it's just as important to exonerate the innocent as sit to implicate the guilty. this is not just a phrase, these are words that define

the character of the los angeles police department. we're here to announce the arrest of three suspects in the brute yathal beating of brian stow. but just as importantly, i want to tell the world that giovanni ramirez is no longer a suspect in this case. the initial evidence in identification which led to his arrest had been refuted by an investigation that had involved dozens of detectives working seven days per week over thousands of hours. they investigated more than 850 clues and interviewed over 600 people. we've tirelessly pursued the truth whenever it led us, and without prejudice to the outcome. just as i demand we do. yesterday, based on evidence developed by detectives assigned to robbery homicide division, three people were taken into custody. louie sanchez, age 29.

marvin norwood, age 30 and doreen sanchez, age 31. and just several minutes ago, the district attorney filed multiple charges against louie sanchez and marvin norwood, including mayhem and assault with a deadly weapon. they're being held on $500,000 bail. charges against doreen sanchez are still pending. investigation into these individuals is ongoing. and no further details can be released at this time. i ask that you respect the process, and request that no photos of the three individuals be released as this could compromise the hard work of my detectives. i hope to have further details to give you as early as monday. until then, keep in mind i cannot try this case in the media and that our goal is to find justice for brian stow. thank you. >> with that we'd be happy to

answer a few questions. >> and you've been listening to a news conference in los angeles about the beating of brian stow and new suspects who, they announced arrests today. there are three spaekts rested. >> and one of the things made clear is that man arrested initially is now exonerated and they say he was not involved in the beating at that dodgers game. >> the chief said two men and one woman have been arrested in this case. and we're going to have more for you on this later today at 6:00. and we'll move on to other news of the day. california's unemployment rate rose last month. as employers added more jobs. the state edd said nearly 29,000 jobs were added in june. and this jobless rate inched up a tenth of a percent from may. we are live from sablgt sacramento with more. >> the new numbers show just how fickle this economic recovery is on the one hand,

we have strong job growth in the month of june, after a big job loss in may on the other, unemployment is up, after months of falling. >> led by silicon valley high tech industry, lawyers added nearly 29,000 jobs for june. the best one-month gain since february. the jump was a surprise considering how week the national labor market is, only 18,000 jobs were created in the same period. >> they need to do probably at least double what we've been doing so far. just to sort of see a real recovery. >> and more than two million people are still out of work. california lost nearly 1.4 million jobs and only 16% have come back. despite job growth, unemployment remained high in california, and the jobless rate ticked up for the first time since september to 11.8%

last month, higher from may when it was 11.7%. and it's better than a year ago when it was at 12.4%. and an increase in unemployment rate with job growth means more people enter bid restarting their job search or moving into the state. >> and this is is a job expansion underway. not enough to get news a job growth and job recovery. >> high school graduate was one of thogs who dove into the job hunt. and is finding there is no market for people with no experience. >> and he i tried fast food, restaurants, i have tried storage houses. everything. i've applied almost everywhere. yeah. it's difficult. >> and this summer may not get better here or the rest of the country. cisco systems plans to layoff

6500 employees and all borders book stores will be shutting down across the country. >> and there is gridlock in washington still over the debt ceiling. talks between the president and house speaker broke down again again today. the president said boehner walked away from talks to avoid financial catastrophe. >> this is hard to understand why speaker boehner would walk perfect this kind of deal f you look there are a lot of republicans that are puzzled as to why it couldn't get done. >> republicans are accusing the white house of increasing demands but the white house claims the deal was more than fair. boehn re. r said and he the president couldn't connect and in a letter circulated to the house republican rank and file. boehner writes the president is emphatic taxes be raised. the president is adammant we

cannot make fundamental changes. an angry president ordered congressional leaders to the white house for a meeting in the morning. lawmakers have until august 2 to prevent a government default. >> and president obama sign a repeal of don't ask, don't tell today. his signature serves as a formal repeal on gays serving in the military openly. abc 7 news spoke with a former navy lieutenant who won a nearly three-year battle to stay in the navy veefshs after revealing she was gay in 1993. today, she called it the last hurdle in a series of hurd yelz over the last 17 years. >> and i saw and i knew it was a done deal. i felt relief and excitement that this is finally here. >> and the repeal will go into affect in 16 days. doning said her next effort will be to ask the president to issue an executive order mandating nondiscrimination.

>> just ahead, the unusual way a bay area homeowner stops an intruder in his tracks. >> and why in the world would someone drove off with a paper mache version of gaundy? a peace activist needs your help to get gaundy back. >> and minor changes coming up for the weekend. i'll have ups and downs straight ahead. >> and sandhya, thank you. and meet the young new members of a bay area firefighting force receiving a badge of honor today. the news continues in one

>> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. dozens of kids had a week of real life firefighting. they demonstrated some skills learned at that camp. the program teaches kids between 11 and 16 what it's like to be a fire fighter. participants exkud drills

designed by firefighters including extinguishing real fires, completing an obstacle course and climbing a 100 foot ladder. >> there is several hours teaching first aid and cpr. what to do in case of an emergency. and environmental emergency. hot, cold emergencies. and sting autos congratulations. they're thought by officers and paramedic autos one homeowner used bear spray to scare an intruder before 3:00 p.m. police say the woman found a man hiding in her closet. after the man was sprayed he crawled out of the home on bay road through a window. police found the man hiding under a tarp in a car port. bear spay is the equivalent pepper spray in a bigger canister. >> there was a lot of it. >> and police are looking for a stolen police with a 10 foot tall puppet of ghandi inside.

there it is, that is the puppel's -- puppet's head. the torso is dressed in a white robe was on the roof. the owner, a traveling peace activist and schoolteacher from novato is desperate for the return of the puppet, no ker qes asked. if you see white 1994 honda civic with the puppet call the novato police department. >> giants infielder pablo sandoval was honored by the fbi partnering with american football coaches association, fbi and national child id program to provide 50,000 fingerprinting kits to kids in san francisco. and this includes a ficker print, id card and dna swab meant to be stored at the child's home. >> my daughters pay attention

to things when you don't know. i love this program. >> for more information about how to protect your kids and be prepared for a sort of crisis, visit abc 7 news.com. just click on see it on tv. >> you probably have seen some of the got milk bill board ads. some of the controversial ones are coming down after a week of criticism. california milk processors board trying to promote the idea mim being can reduce the affects of pms, featuring men as victims of temper mental women, trying to calm them with milk. experts are questioning claims about milk reducing symptoms and a lot of women felt ads were just offensive. the bill boards, including some in san francisco will be changed out next week. a sacramento county man broke into a facebook accounts of young women is headed to prison. a judge sentenced a

23-year-old to-to-four years and eight months. he trolled facebook pages searching for clue that's allowed him to take over e mail accounts. once gaining access searching for nude or semi nude images of the women, then distribute them to their contact lists. he pled guilty in january to charges of computer intrusion, and possession of child pornography. >> glorious day today. >> weekend is here. and sandhya is here with the forecast. >> do i disappoint you guys? >> very seldom. >> don't answer that. >> most areas did cool off, as expected. tomorrow, temperatures going continue to come down. here is a big clue as to y high definition sutro camera showing a marine layer that is deepening and looked like whipped cream out there. it will drive temperatures down some more as we head into tomorrow. there is a live look now from

san jose. it's sunny and traffic moving along just fine. there is a look at temperatures. san jose, 81 degrees. and mid-70s around santa rosa. and there is most of the bay area running cooler than just 24 hours ago. it's down five degrees in livermore. and half moon bay, redwood city, oakland down two degrees. low clouds moving inland tonight. cooling continuing tomorrow z we're looking at slight warming for your sunday. and there is no big changes coming up soon. and one area of low pressure is out of here, another developing. it's going to bring us further cooling for tomorrow, as the onshore wind and this sea breeze strengthenth and we're going to have more coverage in terms of low clouds and fog. temperatures by morning into

50s as you can see here z there could be a few spotty areas of drizzle into the morning with this deep marine layer. today, hanging around and temperatures near beaches into 60s and inland areas you'll see sun into 80s, very pleasant weather for you and everyone else in between. so there is 76 degrees for you in cupertino. if you want 80s you've got to go to los gatos. 73 in palo alto and mountain view. and mid-60s around places like millbrae. you'll get a breeze coming in from the gap. low 60s along coast and clouds will hang around most of the afternoon. daily city, 60 degrees and breezy. 61 into sunset district. downtown san francisco, is 63 with a mix of sun and clouds. and looking at the north bay, upper 50s to low 60s along the coastline. and there is santa rosa, 78

tomorrow. it's a similar today. 76 in napa. and in the east bay, mid 60s for berkeley. oakland, 70 degrees in newark. heading inland, temperatures moderating more. so walnut creek, livermore, 81 degrees, 82 in fairfield. and around the bay, 67 in santa cruz. up to 80 degrees inland in morgan hill, here is a look at the accu-weather forecast. low 60s to mid 8 ows tomorrow. and temperatures coming up just slightly on sunday. it's not a heat wave. no extremes. and there is a trough going through. low 60s on the coastline. below normal at this time of the year. by the end of the week, temperatures will be brownsing back up to average. >> thanks. >> and more of the kids are getting caught up in prescription drugs, illegal drugs and alcohol these days according to pemplts we've

talked to. and one parent told us it is important to start a conversation early with kids. >> many parents will have experimented with drugs and alcohol doesn't mean we can't talk to our kids about dangers and how adolescent brain is not meant to use drugs and alcohol. >> and we hope you'll join us sunday at 10:00 for resources to help kids avoid drugs and alcohol. >> stay with us, up next, finney's friday free stuff. >> promises to keep bud bug as [ female announcer ] at jcpenney, we're giving you a big thank you this friday and saturday! just use your jcpenney rewards credit card to save an extra 20% on all your favorite brands,

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new tonight at 6:00 it's the beginning of the end for borders. whether it's closing could spark a renaissance for mom and pop book shops. and a san francisco woman says the city broke her water pipes and made her pay to fix them. and rarely seen footage from the archives of the bart system as it marks a new milestone. its coming up at 6:00. >> and those are great pictures. >> and that is going to do it for us. world news is coming up next. i'm c